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Has Our Industrial Scientific Community Been Acting a Little Goofy When It Comes to Scientific Data, Information, and Knowledge?
By John F. Conway Chief Visioneer Officer What Disney Imagineers Can Teach Drug and Therapy Discovery Operations About Data and Reproducibility In the early days of Walt Disney’s Imagineering team, the magic was real – but the record-keeping was not. According to Imagineering lore, almost nothing was written down in those pioneering years.[1] Ride concepts and design tweaks were tacit knowledge that lived in engineers’ heads or in ad-hoc conversations. Reproducibility was e
Nov 205 min read


How Human's Scientific Work Has Constantly Evolved and AI is the Latest Disruptor or Influencer?
“The Long Evolution of Scientific Work, and the Disruptive Arrival of AI" by Steven Bates, Ph.D. The latest generation of AI tools has already begun to be transformative to scientific informatics, and this may be only the beginning stages of an even more profound transformation of the nature of scientific work, and of the products of scientists’ labor. As those changes arrive, people are having to grapple with the adjustments in thinking needed to take the fullest advantag
Nov 132 min read


From Bench Science to Data Sculpture: Crafting Master Data in Laboratory Informatics
By Steven Bates, Ph.D. When I worked as a bench scientist, one of the truisms I learned about proteomics (and molecular biology in general) was that they’re “as much an art as a science.” In my experience, the same is true in many respects for Scientific Data Management. I’ve lately taken to calling myself a Data Sculptor, which is only half tongue-in-cheek. The metaphor already gets some usage in software development with wireframes. Like a physical wireframe, an informati
Oct 23 min read


Can Carbon Fullerenes Help Us Trap Nuclear Waste? 🧪
By Alexander Goldberg, Ph.D. Visiting Senior Materials Science Visioneer A new angle on nuclear waste management through carbon nanomaterials and molecular modeling. As the global nuclear energy landscape evolves, decommissioning of nuclear reactors has emerged as a critical task—not only from a technical standpoint but also from environmental and policy perspectives. One of the most persistent challenges is the long-term storage of radioactive isotopes, especially cesium-13
Aug 82 min read


What’s Killed Many LIMS Deployments and Adoption Over the Years can be Attributed to: Poor Configurability and the Inability to Capture and Use Scientific Business Process
By the Team at 20/15 Visioneers Problem Statement: “With a Next-Generation LIMS like Semaphores Labbit™, the high amount of money and...
Jul 318 min read


In the Externalized BioPharma Industry, Seamless CollaborationDrives Life-Altering Medicines and Therapies to Patients Faster
June 2024 By 20/15 Visioneers Team Background Today’s biopharma collaboration or “externalization” cannot be efficiently achieved without...
Jul 3011 min read


Over Eight Trillion Compounds and Counting!
Process Optimized Drug Discovery Efficiency Gains with eMolecules’ FAIR and Integrated Unity Platform ________________ By 20/15...
Jul 304 min read


Our Guarantee to you: Seamless Connectivity and Onboarding for your Scientists
We eliminate the daily friction that slows down your scientists, empowering them to focus on breakthrough science; Scientists will be...
Jul 305 min read


PCR Optimization Case Study: 10-30X Faster Process
LLM/ML-Enabled Real-Time Protocol Adjustment Executive Summary This case study examines the transformation of PCR optimization workflows...
Jul 73 min read


Ensuring Scientific Reproducibility with a Sustainable FAIR Data Platform
Authored by 20/15 Visioneers Background ZONTAL ( zontal.io ) is a scientific software company pioneering FAIR (Findable, Accessible,...
Jul 28 min read


From Bottlenecks to Breakthroughs: Scaling Scientific Data Processing from On-Prem to Cloud for AI-Ready Pharma
Now You Can Scale to 1TB/hour and 5,000 Instruments and Beyond, Which Equates to NASDAQ and the Dow Jones Combined! Wolfgang Colsman, CEO...
Jul 28 min read


Accelerating Lab Experiments 10-30x using an AI –first Automation Approach
Laboratory automation in life sciences has traditionally focused on hardware integration and physical workflows. However, the true value...
Jul 25 min read


Beyond the Biobank: Modernizing Biospecimen Management for Scalable, Compliant Growth
Rick Hart, Senior Scientific Informatics Visioneer, is a veteran scientific informatics expert with a long career in consulting and...
Jun 246 min read


Clinical Data Science in 2025
Rohit Singh, a physician with 10+ years of experience in clinical data science and its management. Overview Many biopharma and...
Jun 242 min read


Chemists Struggle When Forced to Use a Biology Oriented ELN
If you're a chemist using an ELN built for biology, you know exactly what we're talking about. And yes, biologists in chemistry-oriented...
Jun 242 min read


Decoding the Dilemma: Unraveling the Enigma of R&D Digital Transformation Failures
By: Dimitris Karampalis, PhD 20/15 Visioneers Introduction In the fast-paced landscape of innovation, Research and Development (R&D)...
Aug 1, 20244 min read


Scientific Data Management: Best Practices to Achieve R&D Operational Excellence
2024 By: John F. Conway Chief Visioneer Officer 20/15 Visioneers Sponsored by: Pinnacle Technology Partners (PTP) Introduction Drug and...
Jul 29, 202413 min read
How FAIR Data and ALCOA+ Work Together
by Steven Bates PhD Introduction FAIR data principles were developed to maximize the value of R&D data for downstream uses, and...
Jul 19, 20244 min read


Maximizing Value with Laboratory Informatics
By Steven Bates, PhD In recent decades, electronic data capture, management, and storage have become crucial for the operations of modern...
Jul 1, 20244 min read


Building Sample/Compound/Bio-Specimen Management and Lab Operations in BioPharma in Months not Years
By John F. Conway and Kevin Rissolo, MBA & LSSGB Over the past 30 years, 20/15 Visioneers have observed several trends in selecting and...
Apr 11, 20246 min read


Has Our Industrial Scientific Community Been Acting a Little Goofy When It Comes to Scientific Data, Information, and Knowledge?
By John F. Conway Chief Visioneer Officer What Disney Imagineers Can Teach Drug and Therapy Discovery Operations About Data and Reproducibility In the early days of Walt Disney’s Imagineering team, the magic was real – but the record-keeping was not. According to Imagineering lore, almost nothing was written down in those pioneering years.[1] Ride concepts and design tweaks were tacit knowledge that lived in engineers’ heads or in ad-hoc conversations. Reproducibility was e


How Human's Scientific Work Has Constantly Evolved and AI is the Latest Disruptor or Influencer?
“The Long Evolution of Scientific Work, and the Disruptive Arrival of AI" by Steven Bates, Ph.D. The latest generation of AI tools has already begun to be transformative to scientific informatics, and this may be only the beginning stages of an even more profound transformation of the nature of scientific work, and of the products of scientists’ labor. As those changes arrive, people are having to grapple with the adjustments in thinking needed to take the fullest advantag


From Bench Science to Data Sculpture: Crafting Master Data in Laboratory Informatics
By Steven Bates, Ph.D. When I worked as a bench scientist, one of the truisms I learned about proteomics (and molecular biology in general) was that they’re “as much an art as a science.” In my experience, the same is true in many respects for Scientific Data Management. I’ve lately taken to calling myself a Data Sculptor, which is only half tongue-in-cheek. The metaphor already gets some usage in software development with wireframes. Like a physical wireframe, an informati
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